A new book also says they had trouble having kids, she was down on Hillary Clinton as a running mate for her husband, and she persuaded him to go with the campaign slogan, "Yes we can," which he didn't like.
On the campaign trail, President Obama laid out several promises for health care. And in his first year in office, he has made health care reform the centerpiece of his domestic agenda. But what happened to those promises? Stephanie Condon reports.
Neighborhoods, schools and even roller coasters at Six Flags Over Georgia were awash in several feet of murky, brown water Tuesday, and officials warned worried residents to wait for the floodwaters to recede. At least 9 people are dead.
Featuring exclusive interviews with victims, "Seven Days of Rage" reveals new details about Philip Markoff's alleged week-long crime spree and how he almost got away.
Two men, who were given up for adoption as babies about 35 years ago then attended rival high schools and even lived in neighboring towns on the Maine coast, found themselved working together in a tiny town, uncovering their relationship.
Former child star Mackenzie Phillips alleges in a new book that she and her famous father, John Phillips of the 1960s super-group The Mamas and the Papas, had a sexual relationship, and that he introduced her to cocaine.
A CNET columnist explores why the voice reception on her first-generation iPhone still lacks clarity in her apartment even though AT&T has known about such problems with its service for a year.
Five family members, including a couple and three children, were found slain in their home, and detectives were trying to identify possible suspects, authorities said Tuesday.
Counterterrorism officials have issued security bulletins to police around the U.S. about terrorists' desire to attack stadiums, entertainment complexes and hotels - the latest in a flurry of warnings as investigators chase a possible bomb plot.